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Only four years late, but here ya go!
Lulu looks quite like Adele in that still. Two great songs, even without Jimmy Page:
According to John McLaughlin, he only met Jagger once and they got along well.
When it comes to the Stones, he heard them playing, and he said to himself: "what the hell is going on here?", "they sounded terrible and out of tune ", and walked out again. That's Mc Laughlin's only connection with the Stones: A thin line between snobbism and him being a musical innovator.
Good point. Bumping this thread up for that reason.
Must have missed that part, can yah post what Pete said and what page it is on?
[en.wikipedia.org]
In a May 1974 interview with Creem magazine, Jimmy Page claimed to have played rhythm guitar on the song as a session guitarist,[4] which was confirmed by Pete Townshend and record producer Shel Talmy.[5] According to those working on the recordings, Page's contribution to the session is believed to have not made the final cut, and has been brought into question.[6] The Who have used "I Can't Explain" throughout many of their live performances, often as the opener, and it continues to be a staple today.
I have his book, just too lazy to find where in the book he talks about it.
They also recorded a version of Bald Headed Woman with Page on guitar, which was the B-side. According to John Entwistle, Page is featured on the song because he refused to lend his fuzzbox to Pete Townshend.
Just checked and all he says is that Page sat in on the session, but going by yhe owrds of others including Page himself, Page didn't play the lead on the track.
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Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
His Majesty
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Date: October 28, 2007 17:45
Jimmy Page does not play on Hurdy Gurdy Man, neither does John Bonham regardless to what Donovan might say.
Of course, Jimmy Page features on Brian's Degree of Murder soundtrack, the excellent fuzz guitar heard during murder scene being a highlight.
Of course, Jimmy Page features on Brian's Degree of Murder soundtrack, the excellent fuzz guitar heard during murder scene being a highlight.
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
Big Al
()
Date: October 28, 2007 18:29
His Majesty Wrote:
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> Jimmy Page does not play on Hurdy Gurdy Man,
> neither does John Bonham regardless to what
> Donovan might say.
>
Donovan said John Bonham was the drummer? John Paul Jones was certainly involved and okay, maybe Jimmy Page wasn't, it's just that with all what’s being said, I'd of thought he'd have been involved in some way. Maybe rhythm guitar?
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> Jimmy Page does not play on Hurdy Gurdy Man,
> neither does John Bonham regardless to what
> Donovan might say.
>
Donovan said John Bonham was the drummer? John Paul Jones was certainly involved and okay, maybe Jimmy Page wasn't, it's just that with all what’s being said, I'd of thought he'd have been involved in some way. Maybe rhythm guitar?
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
His Majesty
()
Date: October 28, 2007 18:31
Yup, ol' Donovan likes to make claim that 'he' started led zeppelin with page, jones and bonham featuring on that track.
It's bollocks though, just JPJ's, no page or bonham.
It's bollocks though, just JPJ's, no page or bonham.
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
cc
()
Date: October 29, 2007 21:55
wait, so who did play the guitar on "Hurdy Gurdy Man"? Big Jim Sullivan? Alan Parker? (this Alan Parker must be the same as who is now believed to play the riff on David Bowie's "Rebel Rebel"?)
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
His Majesty
()
Date: October 29, 2007 22:53
Alan Parker plays the fuzz guitar heard on Hurdy Gurdy Man.
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
Big Al
()
Date: October 29, 2007 23:01
Alan Parker was also in a group called CCS who recorded the Whole Lotta Love Top Of The Pops theme.
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
Big Al
()
Date: February 3, 2013 13:55
Quote
skl127
Jimmy Page played on
Lulu And The Luvvers - Surprise Surprise
Would love to hear that one!
Only four years late, but here ya go!
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
andrewt
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Date: February 3, 2013 14:47
Cool Page guitar work on this one
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
superrevvy
()
Date: February 3, 2013 15:02
Quote
Big AlQuote
skl127
Jimmy Page played on
Lulu And The Luvvers - Surprise Surprise
Would love to hear that one!
Only four years late, but here ya go!
Lulu looks quite like Adele in that still. Two great songs, even without Jimmy Page:
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
VT22
()
Date: February 3, 2013 15:03
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Nanker Phlegm
when I worked in a specialist record shop, we had a running joke "Rare 60s Beat single NOT featuring Jimmy Page" anyway here's a nice find. A 60s attempt to cash in on the Beat Boom , The Hairy Ones EP featuring
Jimmy Page (Lead Guitar)
John McLaughlin (Rhythm Guitar)
Alan Weighel (Bass)
Bobby Graham (Drums)
Kenny Salmon (Organ
and the stones connection, here's the track listing
01.Gloria
02.Its My Life
03.Get Off My Cloud
04.Ring Dang Doo
wanna hear it ? check this link
[www.megaupload.com]
And of course we all know that Page played on the Them classic, but thats not him on well known lead, page played rythem whilst Them gutarist Jim Armstong played the well know riff, contrary to popular opinion
According to John McLaughlin, he only met Jagger once and they got along well.
When it comes to the Stones, he heard them playing, and he said to himself: "what the hell is going on here?", "they sounded terrible and out of tune ", and walked out again. That's Mc Laughlin's only connection with the Stones: A thin line between snobbism and him being a musical innovator.
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
Hairball
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Date: February 3, 2013 19:12
Evidently, Jimmy Page and Big Jim Sullivan play guitar on Petula Clark's hit - Downtown....
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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......
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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
stonehearted
()
Date: February 4, 2013 06:13
Jimmy Page also plays on this 1965 Nico recording, I'm Not Sayin' for Andrew Loog Oldham's Immediate Label [written by Gordon Lightfoot]. This track is also said to feature Brian Jones on guitar, and with the ALO connection it may well be. Jones and Page later collaborated on the soundtrack for A Degree Of Murder.
Page also plays on the B-side, The Last Mile, which he co-wrote with Oldham.
Page also plays on the B-side, The Last Mile, which he co-wrote with Oldham.
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
stonehearted
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Date: February 4, 2013 06:32
Jimmy Page also teamed up with Jackie De Shannon in the mid-60s. They formed a songwriting partnership which led to the songs Dream Boy and Don't Turn Your Back On Me, among others.
Their songwriting partnership also resulted in a top 10 UK hit for Marianne Faithfull [Come And Stay With Me; #4 UK, #26 US, #14 Australia].
Their songwriting partnership also resulted in a top 10 UK hit for Marianne Faithfull [Come And Stay With Me; #4 UK, #26 US, #14 Australia].
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
Big Al
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Date: February 4, 2013 09:57
Page's pre-Zeppelin career is fascinating. Evan prior to him joining the Yardbirds, he had such a varied recording career. Whether it be strumming along on the latest pop hit, or soloing wildly on some obscure slab of prime rock 'n roll.
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
Edith Grove
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Date: February 4, 2013 12:53
I remember the originator of this thread, Nanker Phglem, mentioned he had some health problems and hasn't posted in over two years.
Anyone have any news on Nanker ?
Anyone have any news on Nanker ?
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
Big Al
()
Date: February 5, 2013 18:31
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Edith Grove
I remember the originator of this thread, Nanker Phglem, mentioned he had some health problems and hasn't posted in over two years.
Anyone have any news on Nanker ?
Good point. Bumping this thread up for that reason.
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
UGot2Rollme
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Date: February 5, 2013 21:22
Page also plays the lead on the Who's Can't Explain. This was confirmed in Townsend's recent autobiography, which is a great read.
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
His Majesty
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Date: February 5, 2013 21:27
Quote
UGot2Rollme
Page also plays the lead on the Who's Can't Explain. This was confirmed in Townsend's recent autobiography, which is a great read.
Must have missed that part, can yah post what Pete said and what page it is on?
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
mtaylor
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Date: February 5, 2013 21:40
Quote
His MajestyQuote
UGot2Rollme
Page also plays the lead on the Who's Can't Explain. This was confirmed in Townsend's recent autobiography, which is a great read.
Must have missed that part, can yah post what Pete said and what page it is on?
[en.wikipedia.org]
In a May 1974 interview with Creem magazine, Jimmy Page claimed to have played rhythm guitar on the song as a session guitarist,[4] which was confirmed by Pete Townshend and record producer Shel Talmy.[5] According to those working on the recordings, Page's contribution to the session is believed to have not made the final cut, and has been brought into question.[6] The Who have used "I Can't Explain" throughout many of their live performances, often as the opener, and it continues to be a staple today.
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
His Majesty
()
Date: February 5, 2013 21:48
Quote
mtaylorQuote
His MajestyQuote
UGot2Rollme
Page also plays the lead on the Who's Can't Explain. This was confirmed in Townsend's recent autobiography, which is a great read.
Must have missed that part, can yah post what Pete said and what page it is on?
[en.wikipedia.org]
In a May 1974 interview with Creem magazine, Jimmy Page claimed to have played rhythm guitar on the song as a session guitarist,[4] which was confirmed by Pete Townshend and record producer Shel Talmy.[5] According to those working on the recordings, Page's contribution to the session is believed to have not made the final cut, and has been brought into question.[6] The Who have used "I Can't Explain" throughout many of their live performances, often as the opener, and it continues to be a staple today.
I have his book, just too lazy to find where in the book he talks about it.
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
stonehearted
()
Date: February 5, 2013 23:23
Quote
UGot2Rollme
Page also plays the lead on the Who's Can't Explain. This was confirmed in Townsend's recent autobiography, which is a great read.
They also recorded a version of Bald Headed Woman with Page on guitar, which was the B-side. According to John Entwistle, Page is featured on the song because he refused to lend his fuzzbox to Pete Townshend.
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
His Majesty
()
Date: February 5, 2013 23:58
Quote
UGot2Rollme
Page also plays the lead on the Who's Can't Explain. This was confirmed in Townsend's recent autobiography, which is a great read.
Just checked and all he says is that Page sat in on the session, but going by yhe owrds of others including Page himself, Page didn't play the lead on the track.
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
BluzDude
()
Date: February 6, 2013 02:27
...and if it wasn't for Muzak, page may have stayed a session player
...(reference-comments Page made in the documentary "It Might Get Loud"))
...(reference-comments Page made in the documentary "It Might Get Loud"))
Re: Jimmy Page does Stones
Posted by:
Big Al
()
Date: February 6, 2013 02:56
Page's only contribution to a Who recording is the fuzz-box on the Can't Explain B-side, Bald Headed Woman. That's documented in the liner notes of the Deluxe Edition of the My Generation album. Shel Talmy may have initially intended for Page to contribute more to Who recordings, but, like with the Kinks, he really wasn't needed.
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